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'A patchwork quilt of repression': The disappearing right to protest in NSW - Vimarsana News

'A patchwork quilt of repression': The disappearing right to protest in NSW

“I don’t want to see protests on our streets at all, from anybody” — Yasmin Catley, NSW Police Minister Long before her arrest, Violet Coco knew that she’d be…

Case against 14 Queensland climate protesters adjourned as questions raised over validity of charges - Vimarsana News

Case against 14 Queensland climate protesters adjourned as questions raised over validity of charges

Outside Brisbane court dozens of supporters waving Extinction Rebellion flags greet defendants with cheers and chants

Worst-case scenario isn't jail but climate breakdown, Queensland activists say as day in court arrives | Queensland - Vimarsana News

Worst-case scenario isn't jail but climate breakdown, Queensland activists say as day in court arrives | Queensland

Fourteen protesters charged with disrupting state parliament to appear before Brisbane magistrate

'A patchwork quilt of repression': The disappearing right to protest in NSW - Vimarsana News

'A patchwork quilt of repression': The disappearing right to protest in NSW

“I don’t want to see protests on our streets at all, from anybody” — Yasmin Catley, NSW Police Minister Long before her arrest, Violet Coco knew that she’d be…

Climate activist resentenced after NSW police fess up to providing false evidence - Vimarsana News

Climate activist resentenced after NSW police fess up to providing false evidence

Climate activist Jay Larbalestier was resentenced on October 4, after police were found to have provided false information in his arrest at a climate protest in April last year, reports Susan Price.